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The liar
next time

By Ann Coulter

IN A FAST- BREAKING STORY like the Democrats' attempt to steal a presidential election, it can be hard to keep up with the barrage of lies. Before today's lies become "old news," I thought it would be useful to begin a running tabulation. (A recount shall be ordered in Democrat counties only.)
    Lie No. 1: We don't know who won the election yet.
   Yes we do. George W. Bush won, albeit narrowly. Al Gore demanded a recount in one of the states he lost narrowly. After the Gore loser got his recount, it turned out the winner was ... Bush again! (Subject only to a final count of the overseas ballots, which have historically gone Republican in Florida and elsewhere.) Then, Gore insisted upon yet a third recount ... [more]

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By Howard Kurtz

On the morning of Nov. 13, Al Gore's media men decided that they had to take Katherine Harris down.
   After a long, hard-fought campaign in which they worked relentlessly to shape the media coverage of their candidate, Mark Fabiani, the deputy campaign manager, and Chris Lehane, the press secretary, had plunged into an entirely different kind of race. With George W. Bush leading by a few hundred votes, they were determined to discredit Florida's secretary of state, who had just set an impossibly tight deadline of 5 p.m. the next day for hand recounts of the disputed ballots.
   "What do we know about her?" Gore asked.
    "She's very partisan," Fabiani said.
    "Does the press know that?" the vice president wondered.    [more]

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Gore campaign organizes effort
to disenfranchise servicemen

TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 18 — Although overseas absentee ballots have boosted George W. Bush’s lead in Florida, Republicans are angry that more than 1,400 of the overseas ballots were disqualified and have accused Democrats of mounting a coordinated challenge of ballots from military personnel.

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Florida vote fraud

At a press conference in Austin Saturday afternoon, the George Bush Recount team indicated massive vote fraud was taking place in the Florida manual recount.

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- When lawyers for Al Gore and George W. Bush enter the Florida Supreme Court on Monday, they will be confronting seven justices who have shown no trepidation when it comes to tangling with the Republican Legislature and governor.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Just when it seemed the discussion of chad could get no stranger a Republican observer is accusing a Democrat of eating some of the tiny pieces of ballot paper.

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Even before the final votes are tallied in Florida, the Gore campaign has opened its next battlefront - the Electoral College. Bush will have 271 electoral votes if he wins Florida. Gore could still win by persuading three Republican electors to jump ship. Democrat operatives have begun digging up dirt on Republican electors, in a replay of the Larry Flynt impeachment strategy.

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